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ignition file passed using --ignition flag is ignored #241
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This was discussed and solved on slack. I'll keep this open as a reminder to update the documentation to mention that the Fedora CoreOS AppleHV image is needed. |
Most likely related to the default data source ignition will use, there is an applehv-specific one. This must be the main difference between the various images. |
Is it possible that vfkit checks if the image used is an AppleHV one ? |
Moving to AppleHV fixed the issue about the ignition file not loaded. Why such a file was not loaded is still a mysterious as it has nothing to do with AppleHV ? |
That's not easy to detect, the problem is that inside the guest, ignition must be configured to fetch its config file using an applehv specific method (https://coreos.github.io/ignition/getting-started/#providing-a-config). We'd need to mount/parse the content of the VM image in order to do that. |
+1 |
Issue
The ignition cfg file passed used the flag
--ignition
is ignored no matter if we use a relative or fullpath to access itI use vfkit: 0.6.0 on macos: 14.7.2
Ignition file
This file has been populated using butane
Note: The file has been validated using
ignition-validate
Debug
No error occurs when the ignition file is added to the VM
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